An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - 423 pagina's |
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Pagina 133
... particularly GARASSE the Jefuit . Our Stanhope , though esteemed an orthodox Divine , tranflated it . BAYLE has remarked in oppofition to these cen- furers , that of a hundred thousand readers , there are hardly three to be found in any ...
... particularly GARASSE the Jefuit . Our Stanhope , though esteemed an orthodox Divine , tranflated it . BAYLE has remarked in oppofition to these cen- furers , that of a hundred thousand readers , there are hardly three to be found in any ...
Pagina 334
... particularly on account of the very happy and artful use POPE has made of the neighbourhood of the House of Parliament to Weftminster Abbey ; and of the well - turned and unex- pected compliment he has paid to his il- luftrious friend ...
... particularly on account of the very happy and artful use POPE has made of the neighbourhood of the House of Parliament to Weftminster Abbey ; and of the well - turned and unex- pected compliment he has paid to his il- luftrious friend ...
Pagina 383
... particularly and exquifitely fweet and harmonious . The numbers of the Dunciad , by being much laboured , and encumbered with epithets , have fomething in them of stiff- nefs and harshnefs . Since the total decay of learning and genius ...
... particularly and exquifitely fweet and harmonious . The numbers of the Dunciad , by being much laboured , and encumbered with epithets , have fomething in them of stiff- nefs and harshnefs . Since the total decay of learning and genius ...
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